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Café-style PowerPoint
A look at Dr. John Sweller's Cognitive load theory and why adding navigation to your PowerPoint performances is important. READ |
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PowerPoint Meets Cognitive Science:
Four key learning principles to include in PowerPoint performances for maximum understanding, recall, and transfer. READ |
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Tailoring Messages to Audiences-7 Tips:
Interacting with an audience might seem scary, but it can be highly rewarding and fun. Think about these guidelines. READ |
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Consulting a Presentation Professional?
Save time and money by understanding what your presentation designer needs you to know (and do) in advance. READ |
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Terrified of Public Speaking?
This article might help. Fear comes from feeling out of control. Navigation-based presentation puts you back in charge. READ |
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| Tired of scrolling through bullet points and feeling trapped inside linear slide shows? You'll find the relational presentation approach featured here a welcome change. PowerPoint decks can be truly dynamic, responsive, and effective. Media-based messages potentially impact audiences in ways words alone never will. You just need to have two strategies in place: your slides should be full of rich visual content and they should contain navigation controls that allow on-demand, interactive selection of relevant ideas. Visual communication combined with interactivity improves learning, recall, and understanding in students. It allows sales people to tailor solutions on the spot, according to the needs of clients. Such performances simply are more engaging and enjoyable to watch. Imagine answering random questions by selecting content from thousands of available pictures, graphics, and other forms of media. Use PowerPoint to find and show video clips in any order, at any time. Zoom in on PDF documents and access Web sites when needed, all from the convenience of your reusable presentation materials. It's like having a content management system made of slides ... and it's easy. Try the relational presentation approach and see. This may be the most fun you've ever had with public speaking, and it will set you far apart from the crowd. |
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